Canker sores are recurring wounds in children. Although they are not dangerous, they can create pain and discomfort. How to fight them? In this article, we share pharmacological and natural treatments or remedies for you. The occurrence of canker sores in children can be worrisome at first. But, as described in an article published in … Read more
When children reach adolescence, one of the most sensitive issues to talk with them is talking about drugs. For this reason, it is necessary to have good conversations with them during the previous stages so that when they enter this age they can have sufficient trust with you as a father or mother, tell you … Read more
Raising awareness in our children to be attentive to the environment is a responsibility that starts when they can sensibly use their reason. The best way to teach them naturally is by having ourselves some sustainable practices that cause the least possible influence on nature, such as recycling and waste separation. Many parents think that … Read more
The navel of the newborn causes worries to some parents, particularly if they do not have enough knowledge about these elements. There is no need to bother, as a few basic cares are enough for that debris from the umbilical cord to withdraw and recover without obstacles. When the baby is in the womb, it … Read more
Shortly after the start of pregnancy, women encounter various changes in their bodies, some obvious than others. In fact, together with the rise in the stomach and the changes in the uterus. The breasts are the part of the body that is diversely modified throughout the complete pregnancy and even after delivery. From feeling more … Read more
The yogurts are recognized superfoods throughout childhood and adolescence, even more than the milk itself from which they come, mainly because they are more comfortable to absorb than this. But since we understand that not all those that exist in the market have the same score- some may include more sugar than a soft drink … Read more
Healthy Food For Your 2-Year-Old baby: Your 2-year-old child should eat at least 3 healthy meals per day and one or two snacks. He or she can consume the same meal as the rest of the house. With his or her enhanced language and social experiences, your child can grow as an active participant at … Read more